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they went to church. Public opinion "a
10 his guilt and horror for the crime com.
mitted has been very strong during these
latter days Of the trial and II waa wise
thing to have him removed to q more 60.
cure Jail. q sfR; 8g
"The jury upon tAe fra. ballot stood una.
ninously for conviction Of murder In the
first degree, but two men hold out for
recommendation 10 lie imprisonment. 1t
ia also said that they had agreed upon a
verdic! last night but declined to make It
known. Just how the different ballots
were will never be known, as the Jurors
agreed among themselves never to com.
municste to the Outside world what was
done In the private room. 8
4r"Jester, the man whom the citizens oil
Hancock county said would hang the
Jury and who was tho man OF tho twelve
pointed out among the jury, was the moat
popular man In New Cumberland this
morning. Such Is the revulsion Of public
feeliup.n Gi5Pg .7E1tss .'G# n, gfi
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AcltOr'H

Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. It is positive cure for III.
GERS, Eruptions or syphilitic Poisoning.
It purihes the whole system, and ban.
ishes all Rheumatic and Neuralg,c pains.
We guarantee it. Logan L Co. and 6.
Menkemeller. ~ ~ : ~ -, Q -
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Type.writers Cheap.

We have for gale several Typewriter
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken In exchange for the matchlesg
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and Tor sale on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for circulgrs
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co.,
z. .$ Il. IS Twelfth STRAIT.
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The reigning beauty at White Sulphur,
this season, is said TO be Mics Gertrude
Rives, Of Virginia. She is q sister Of Miss
Amelia Rives, the well.known contributor
to Southern literature, M G'';S'rsl
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News md Gossip from the
:. No. -----.- CHM fiffs. 4

u
AL Sorts of Local News and Gossip from tn Q
Ssssf Glass City. So H ~
Part OF the old Jonathan Workman farm is To be
sold at auction, ~ 'zyT5sl' ~ 3 .
Therewas an unusual amount OF drunkenness
here to close tho week. s. - -
The town contributed great numbers OF people
to the three camp meetings yesterday. 81 !tE
The. grading Of Belmont street Is about com.
ple,ed and the paving will be begun this week =
John shuttleworth will represent the Bclaire
minneapolis. 4 i -, $3.50
Mrs: W. s. Mccullough md Mrs. Lille Kelly and
son, Carlo, have returned from Oakland, where
they nave been spending part Of the heated term
Bcllaite is reported as an unusually sickly Mace
IN TIC State Board OF Health reports, and YET she
las nad summer more free from sickness than
any Town about here. Part OF the evil reports
pie. - -
Rev. Il. J. Myers, Of Moundsvillc, preached YES
terday at tho First Presbyterian church, Rev. n.
.. Hoey tho pastor, will be away several weeks.
but next Sunday Rev: Mr.; Mtlfean, Of East Liver.
pool, Will preach. There WAS no preaching at the
Christian church yesterday. 10 ~ 80,
Tho congregation OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church yesterday authorized the trustees to ex.
pend seventy.hve hundred dollars ! In tearing
down; rebuilding and flushing tho church a
considerable pail Of the walls have to como down
not stronger than new work would be, ! n -,
Thercwer number OF fights Friday NIGHT. On
Union street, on Gravel Hill and near indian run
they got up regular rows. Two young man were
arrested Tor hghttng,, and there will be hearing
IN tee case I ,oasy; John pritehard in quarrel
feyered the arteries Of his ann. Pritcha1d also was
locked up TO await tho result OF his Victims
wouhds SO far his condition is unchanged, I. 81
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Every 10 Counts.

A rule Of the Wheeling District Camp
meeting Association requires the gates to
be closed at 10 o'clock A. N. on Sunday,
Yesterday a Wheeling gentleman came
out OF the gate, and noticing that the pso-
Pc were still aocking in without let or
hlndrance, he said to tho gate keeper: IA
Look here--you don't observe your
"How's that p q s5.;
why, thought nobody was admitted
after 10 o'clock" u Gl.[,.ll AZ, !!S5Ii
%,.,"Oh, well, as long as the people pour in
IKE this well let EN-. Every fifteen
cents counts. " 81 5 5ssf
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/. The Opera House Orchestra will play a
fms programme Of concert muaic at The
Park to-day aud this evening in honor Of
the celebration Of St. Alphonsus society's
anniversary. HI! ~ y. lt 49,
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantaloonings md over.
coatlngs. which We are prepared 10 make
up In iirSt.class style ut reasonable
prices.
b Our While Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforced front and back, ut
80 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line Of BAlbriggan I'm.
derWear from 81 O0 q suit upwards, at e
e i. e.. HESS a. SONS',
1891 s. 1923 Market Street.
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TuH et:Alphonsua Society will celebrate
their sixteenth anniversary to-day at
Wheeling Park. All their friends are in
vited to attend and arc assured Of an en-
ioYablp time. - 8. .5t ST.
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Commencing June IL. the Ohio River
railroad will sell excursion tickets every
sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville and return at tho low, rate
oi,$l 50; Wheeling to Parkeraburg and
return, - Is. Tickets good one day only,
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y Toilet WRtern

impart delightful GOODNESS and fragrance
tosthe basin and baths Colgate 4 Co.'s
are the standard. .l5 n
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OTHER rHRoRlRs EXCLUDED,
t is essential that the circumstances

1t 10 essential that the circumstances
should be Of conclusive nature and ten
dency. Evidence is always indefinite and
inconclusive when it raises no more than
a limited probability Of the fact, as com.
pared with some definite probability
against it, whether the precise proposition
can or cannot be ascertained. 1t is on the
other hand, OF a conclusive nature and
tendency, when the probability in favor
OF the hypothesis exceeds all limits OF an
arithmedical or moral nature, Such eyi.
dence is always insufficient when assum.
ing all to be proved which the evidence
tends to prove, some other hypothesis
may still be true, for 1t is the actual ex-
clusion Of every other hypothesis, which
invests mere circumstances with the force
OF truth. Whenever, therefore, the evi.
denceleaves it indifferent, which OF several
hypotheees is true, or merely establishes
some finite probability in favor OF one
hypothesis rather than another, such owl
denco cannot amount to proof, however
great the probability may be. .5s
It is essential that the circumstances
should, to moral certainty, exclude
every hypothesis but the one proposed to
be proved. l$s5s =;
II any one Juror should have reason
able dobt of the guilt OF the defendant, 1t
is bis duty to withhold his assent to the
rendition Of verdict Of guilty, yet it is
the duty Of the Jury to agree upon YER
dict, il they can do 80, without violation
Of their oathe. 'i's4$ & 4 3
There being no direct or positive proof,
Of the time, at which the crime described
In the indictment was committed, proof
Of such time can only arise out OF circum.
stantial evidence that had been offered
and allowed. And II such circumstantial
evidence Is such rs to allow or bear rea-
sonable doubt, whether such alleged Of
Tense might or might not have been com.
mitted in the absence Of the accused, then
it 10 the bounden duty OF the jury to
acquit. II tho jury believe, from the evi.
dence, that Mrs. McWha and Eliza J.
Baker we're killed at or about the same
time, and have any reasonable doubt as
to whether Eliza ]. Baker was alive after
the departure OF the defendant from the
premises, upon which the deceased was
found murdered, as alleged, and during
bis absence, then it is the duty Of the jury
to acquit. Rg 5ss I; t,.-s
That 1t is the duty Of the jury to discard
from their minds all the passion aud preju.
dice, to disregard all and any reports and
statements in relation to themselves, cal.
culated to excite or offend, and pass upon
the case, under their oaths, solely upon
the law as delivered by the Court, and the
testimony as put in and allowed Of the
Witnese. s.fls..tS..asEE- NJ. ~. 50
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FARMS FOR SAI.E.

!. y -Four Fine Farms For sale-onc Of 80 Acres,
~. ~ mles west Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, on
c Ms rief tsn Pike With ane Improvement. and
ed Ind n nNs, q al kinds wei wafer
teym nto 1e4fiy AZ In grAtn-cheap and on calT
90. one Of 100 Acres situate egh, miles from
h bs1dgeport on the Cadiz Pike With good Two story
v 1tf1 mouse ana fine barn and other outbuIlding
Alse one OF III Acres, sltus,e one milo wes, Of
a. ALL Si,asyllie, ~ This IL considered one Of tho
aIst Iii ID BELMONT county In every particular
XII ~ TN ~ meg location, ARD In splendid o,der
easy s 'e. For pasticulara cali on Of address
y Is, n & iitl X. r. HOWELL, Ut
MA 4nAufance and Real Estate Agent,
- '~m'H Bridgeport, Ohio.
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TOR SALE,
TOR SALE
at Auction Prices /!

st1e os ~ ~ e. ana g Broadway 20 and I'll Virginia
Wabash street. l4s Water atrst Aiso cho ac sn.
Pun Lots at Edglngtou On cay terms and
'o :. iei 9'! s'' W. Y. HoiE4 BRO,
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JEwELRY.
New Advsrtisem ent,

. ECO Agents Wanted linn edia:ely. 55
Base Dall-Zanesville VS. Wheeling. eH-
Fresh reamery Butter-F. Hanauer.
Jelly Misunderstanding Bros. @
Notice to the Public. l5.5 49, .t G
Election Of Board OF Dlrectors-Camp Meeting
Association. ea-eTs55 ...t' Z - i - 80
The Udorlcss Excavator-R N. Gillelaud.
Geo. K. Taylor--New Stock Fall and Winter
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Martins Ferry.

Camp meeting In the grove yesterday was not
very largely attended. probably owing to the large
number going to Moundsyille. i. Rev. Karl B.
"Blble Lands. " tA'' W
The pumping engines for tho water yyorks nower
house arrived yesterday. and are two OF The Icest
pieces o. machinery ever brought TO The civ
WoIk VIII be hurried along, and the two engines
WIN De put In position at an early date. ~ =
Saturday night about 10 O'clock neon,e IN nj,
vicinity noticed bright blaze on The Xii barI s ~
town, which proved to be barn and stack Of un.
threshed oats belonging to tho Standard Iron
company, set on Gro by some unknown person, on
81 SEQ. = -. 80 tA 4''u hoss
The Sam Jones fishing club, that has been IN
camp at Willow Springs for tho past i've Weeis
returned home last evening" escorted by iul
bIass 9snd. The Willow Springs camp has been a
Martins Ferry people during tho warm daysss and and
every visitor says he was treated IN kpply stvie =
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u
At the evening service the choir sang
"Rsvive Us Again." Rev. Mr.. Bright led
in prayer and Mr.. Excel sang 1.-THE Mod.
el Church." + ~ IS 5st
Mr.. Small preached from the words.
"By faith he dwelt in strange country, y
We are admonished by all we see around
US that there Is nothing that has the
stamp Of immutability upon it. The only
thing that we can build in this life that Ia
eternal is character, for it will survive the
wreck Of time and thus be eternal. Men
build palaces and cities in this world as
though we were to live in them forever,
Our cities are many OF them built with.
out plan. They are built hap.hazsrd, as
was the tower Of Babel, and like it thew
may crumble and come to nought. i
l am no pesaimist. g I do not belieye
because everything Is not built to
my. notion, that everything is going to do
struction. I believe though, as God said
thousands Of years ago, He sets before
you to-day both blessing and a curse
and calls on you to Say this day which
will ye choose. II you choose the bless.
ing you can have 1t, II you choose the
curse you will get it. rs 3$5, l{lt2I "a.
So it Is with individuals and with
nations. Say that this nation has nothing
to do with God and religion. There is
not q colony organized from the rock
bound coast Of Massachusetts, to tho rice
plantations Of the .Carolinas but what
their charters designated that they were
dedicated to the glory OF God and his re-.
ligion. It was an insult to God to leave
his name out Of the constitution, and il ID
an insult to him to leave 1t out. n It ID
time for our people to show the infidels
who are trying to run this country That
we are not Goddess nation, 9'31s, -
II Our great cities are the hot.beds nj inf.
deity. God give these ministers the
power as they go up and down these val.
leys preaching his gospel, to preserve the
old faith, and crush out the intidelity.
which eczema to be on the increase. $50
4 He said Of many Of the moaied men ~
our country, that their counting house ia
their church, their desk their altar, their
ledger their Bible and their gold their
god. It is time wetwere getting back to
the old standard, and getting men of good
worth to fill our offices. It is now impos.
sible to establish trade between our own
and some Of the South American States
from the fact that everything that goes
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STOCK IN STOVE COMPANY
STOCKS FOR SALE,

Shares Dollar Savings Bank,
70 Shares Exchange Bank. - '2s +"
Y Shares Ohio Valley Bank,
~ S6hhatea teabody insurance COMPANY,
% Shares Bellaire Nail Mill.
H. ,snares Riverside Glass Company.
4 ihe;ttepnone. ,ls,g5 I. IRWIN,
: .yD 49, !. i.6@sf No. "a Twelfth Street
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(. AsSIGNEE's SALE,
FOR REST.

TOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS,
- with board. transient or permanent. Also
taole BOARD zoos Main street. -9lE7 jy7
TOR RENT. 9a5l 81 Lag5 % 4
~ six Room House. No. 100 South Front street.
Island. Possession given at once, Enquire 81
!he honse 80 tau4l THOS HEskErT
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WANTED,
"ANTED-A GOOD, STOUT Wire
w Girl ior cooking,, washing and ironing,

WIANTAGENTs IN YOUR COUNTY
w to sell my now goods. SIS per week salsry,
Of 81 cents on the dollar commission. No come
titon. Rare chance. Address with stamp lor
terms, I. NJ. WEAVER, ION. Division street, BUD.
alo. N. Gsl-I'27 ~ J, 5l-s7fr - 80 rnrI7
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st, ClairsvIlls.

rfG j. g. Black Of Wooster University, Is visit
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The three o'clock service was opened by
singing quite number Of selections, cloa-
ing with solo by Mr.. Excel and prayer
by Rev. Spencer King. asit
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At the evening service the choir sang
Revive Us Again." Rev. MI. Bright led
in prayer and Mr.. Excel sang 1.-THE Mod.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-23
GLOBULES.


Bank clearances yesterday, 1898, 222.
Two births, three deaths and one marriage
was the score at the health Office yesterday.
The Ideal Social club will give its second
social hop of the season at ''Seibert's Parors'
this evening.
The residence of Frank Kellogg at the cor
ner of Portland avenue and Dale street, was
entered by burglars Monday night and two
watches stolen.
st. Paul Camp No. l. Sons of Veterans viii
give social party in Knights Of Pythias hall
OH Fifth street this evening. The First Regi-
ment band will furnish the music.
The Bohn Manufacturing company has
filed an amendment to its articles of incOr-
poration changing its place of business from
Winona to st. Paul, and increasing the CAPT
tai stock from S15O,O00 to S250,000.
Articles of incorporation have been flee by
The Northwestern Railroader, of Minnel 20
s. W. AlvOrd, George d. Rogers Harry X.
Robinson, Noble n. Alvord, c. L. Lamb. 5. L.
Wharton, all of Minneapolis.
The board of public works heard property
owners on the widening of Viola street yes
terday. A hearing was also given in the mat
ter of grading an alley in block ., Halde-
man addition, and the matter was laid
over TO give an opportunity for protest The
matter of grading Plum street was laid over
to await a favorable petition.
Rev. Robert ii. Craig, pastor of Asbury
church in this city. has been appointed mis-
sionary to India. The Methodist churches,
of this city, viii unite in a missionary meet
ing in jackson Street church on Thanks
giving day, at q 80 p m. Addresses will be
delivered by Revs. William Mckinley, ]: H.
Dewart, Robert Forbes, j. E. Smith, ). B..
Warner and others. The public generally,
and the friends of missions especially are in
yited to attend. r.-
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athep RavouX So Ill That He
Was Removed to st. Jo-
seph's Hospital.
Gossip Gathered at the Hotels
First Report on Farm
erS' Institutes.
Summary Of the News Gath
cred in One Day From
Many Sources.
FOUND SOME GOOD MILK.

The Dairy Commission Inspects
Mr.. Staples Stock at Still
water.
''Yes. have just come from Still
water" said Dairy Commissioner Ives
last evening. In company with Carl
JudSon and Judge Campbell L visited
the farm of Hon. Isaac Staples, just
ont of Saltwater. and looked
at some new cattle he has
Just imported. They are called
Dutch Belted cattle, and strongly re-
semble the HolsteinS. They are black
with a white belt around their bodies.
We took samples of their milk and it
tested five per cent fatty matter-One
half per cent above the required
standard of the dairy laws of this state.
We had a mighty nice time and of course
met Senator Durant and a whole lot of
the prominent politicians of Saltwater.
The StOrdOck-Reed matter seems to be
the one topic of conversation just now.
OF course. / have nothing to say about
that: it's none of my business. and |
can't be induced to discuss it. But
there is no stopping a saltwater man.
Durant made a speech on it and when L
thought he had talked long enough |
Just pulled out bottle of Ike Staples
milk and handed it to him. He didn't
drink it but he stopped talking. Mr..
Staples is doing a great deal in the way
of improving the breeds of cattle in
Minnesota. He assured me yesterday
that it was his intention TO kill off all
except bloOded stock as soon as posi-
BILE. He has a magnificent drove of
about 100 blooded cattle, and he is add
ing To If RIGHT along
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PERSONALS.

J. Coleman, of New York, stopping at The
Ryan. "a
c. S. Benson, of Fargo, is a guest atthe
Merchants. &c
W. W. Wilson, of Winnipeg, is sojourhing
at the Merchants. "a
Sam Ward. of Helena, Mont is getting his
rations at the Ryan.
0. B. Starkweather, of Chicago; is among
the guests at the Ryan.
j. H. Harvat of Livingston, Mont, isamong
the guests at the Merchants.
S. Coyle Kittson and bride returned yes
erday to st. Paul from the East.
Charles E. Stacy, Buffalo, auditor of Wight
county, was in the city yesterday.
j. w. Reynolds, prominent attorney of
Herman. Grant county, called at the capitol
yesterday.
Sam Miller. of the United States army, ac-
companied by his wife and child, is stopping
at the Ryan.
Walter Cooper, a prominent cattle man of
Bozeman, Mont, was at the Ryan yesterday,
accompanied by his wife.
Charles E. simmons, of Chicago, land com.
missioner of the Chicago L. Northwestern
railway, called at the capitol yesterday.
Ex-Gov. Austin, wife and invalid daughter
will spent part of the winter in California.
His daughter is suffering from consumption.
Charles E. Roche, Chicago newspaper
man. who is in advance of the Boston Ideals,
left the city yesterday after stay of a week
or more. Mr.. Roche is not only newspaper
man Of reputation, but gentleman who
knows his business when ahead of an opera
company. He has made many friends i'll the
profession during his stay i'll st. Paul.
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FATHER RAVOUX ILL.
The Aged Man Taken to ST. DO
seph's Hospital for Treatment.

The Catholics of the city of st. Paul
and the citizens generally, especially
the old settlers. will learn with deep
regret of the serious illness of Monsig-
nor RavOuX. of the cathedral. He has
been ailing for some days with an af-
lection of the bladder. and yesterday at
the suggestion Of DIR. Smith. the attend
ing physician. he was removed to St.
JOseph'S hospital so that he might re-
ceiVe closer attention and better care
than he could at the episcopal resi-
dence.
MonSignOr RavOuX stands out in bold
relief the sole surviving actor in the
missionary scenes of the first half of
the century. His life has been one of
toll, privation, sacrifice and zeal in the
cause of his religion. His, indeed, has
been a busy life, and it does not often
fall to the portion of any one man to
have so much of history crowded into
the short space of his existence. He
has seen this city the camping ground
of the red man, and he has been blessed
TO live and witness the magnificent st.
Paul of to-day. 1t is sincerely to be
hoped that good old Pere RavOuX will
be spared a while longer, and the
earnest prayers of thousands of people
who have learned to love this sanity
man for his SimpleneSS of character and
deeD-seated piety will go out for his
speedy restoration to health and
strength.
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taking and holding property as grantee,
and conveyances to it, will be
valid as to all the world, except
the state, in direct proceedings to
inquire into its right to exercise cOrpor-
ate franchises. In an action brought by it
to recover such property no private per-
son will be allowed to attack cOllater-
ally the regularity of its organization.
The matter of notice of "a a
meeting of religious society to author
ize its trustees to convey its reabestate,
goes not to the power of the society to
convey, but to the authority of a reSolui
ton passed at meeting held without
giving the notice required by statute,
such conveyance is capable of ratifica-
ton by the members of the society !
When all the members of the religious
society in whose behalf such cOnyeyapce
has been made unite with two new rel
ligious societies, the organiZationOfit the
society being abandoned and the two
new societies bring an action to recover
possession of the property claiming title
under such conveyance. HEIDI to
amount to such notification. Judgment
affirmed. MITCHELL. j.
Yesterdays CASES. ~
The following cases were argued and
submitted before the supreme court yes
terday: on"
Henry Van Aernam ct al, respond
ents, VS.. jeremiah III. WinslOw, appel
liant: Elias T. Drake, respondent, VS..
Maurice Auerbach ct al. defendants.